BlameThePeacock

These companies are going to "announce" that they're reshoring to the US, then drag every single heel they have until Trump leaves office.

There's no way they actually bring the factories back, just to get screwed over completely when the tariffs are lifted by the next president.

He's not wrong.

We're still a bunch of greedy monkeys, and no amount of education or "proper parenting" can fully override the base biology all the time for every person.

As much as it would be great to be better, we aren't even close.

Useless unless corporations are not able to own properties either, because its trivial to get around by investing in a company which then buys the property.

Corporations have to be able to own at least rental buildings, they're not viable to build otherwise.

At the end of the day though, this won't really matter, there is enough money inside Canada to keep prices rising from real estate investments anyways.

I mean, as a group, both Asian groups I have experience with (Japanese and Chinese) are extremely racist (especially against other Asians) on average.

They also tend to be wealthier, and would benefit more from the tax breaks that Conservatives tend to be spouting.

People do not benefit from limiting trade either, because its not the trading that's the problem.

This is why affordable housing will never happen.

People are far too greedy to even give up parking spaces, let alone the equity in their home in order to bring homes down to an affordable rate.

I'm going to go with restaurant meals.

Any restaurant that brings in prepared food from a central location frozen/pre-cooked/etc. is terrible.

As opposed to the party that IS it?

I'm not a doctor, talk to one.

He killed the market, let a few buddies know he was going to reverse it so they would buy stuff up cheap, then reversed it.

Literally hundreds of billions of dollars in value was just lost/made by various people in this pump and dump(dump and pump?) scheme.

A therapist.

I mean, good for having some staples, but that's not really planning for a recession. That's more planning for an extended natural disaster or full on collapse of society.

You're far better off spending your money on things that will improve your likelihood of staying employed (or getting new employment) through the recession, the price of those staples will be affordable as long as you have any income.

Getting a secondary job in a less-likely to be impacted industry and getting trained up now, or taking specific courses at a local college focused on a secondary skillset will be the most useful.